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Why R Cakes by Rocelle Is Redefining Custom Cakes and Pastries in Marikina

  

Cakes and pastries are dime a dozen when dessert makers troop into one competitive locale, but rare do we see pedigree as much as R Cakes  by Rocelle when it comes to creating designer cakes and pastries. Pedigree isn’t just about where and what culinary school one came from, but how they used that knowledge to create works of art in the symphony of aesthetics and flavors.

 

Certainly, presentation consistently plays a crucial role in the food and confectionery industry. Nonetheless, it would significantly enhance the effect if that aesthetic were complemented by a comprehensive understanding of how to assemble elements to craft flavors that would captivate the palate.

 

History:

Rocelle began baking in 2017. Initially, she merely wanted to make an elegant birthday cake for her daughter. Over time, she developed a passion for it and aspired to create more artistic cakes.

She eventually enrolled in the Lyceum Culinary Institute to pursue her education, despite working full-time as a CAD designer. As her clientele grew, so did their belief in her abilities with cakes. After participating in mall bazaars, she launched a small boutique in Marikina to offer clients a convenient spot to pick up purchases.

 

Resto Format:

Online, with a physical store open by appointment only. Rocelle currently participates in pop-up stores, so please follow her website for updates on her schedule and locations.

 

Quirk:

Rocelle began her company as a home baker in Manila. Later, she relocated operations to Cubao and finally Marikina. She specializes in making personalized cakes for any occasion.

She also participates in various cake design competitions  in the Philippines and earned third place overall in the Celebration Category at Cake Fiesta Manila in 2023 and 2025.

 

Location:

627 JP Rizal St, Marikina City, Philippines, 1805; Directions 

 

Contact:

rcakesbyrocelle@gmail.com /09154416276 

 

Typical spend:

P50-9,500

 

Specialties

Custom Cakes, Pastries, Donuts, and others

 

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